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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

Countrp Droperrp for Sale ano 10 Eet
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR and vicinity:
ASHorsss toilet bargains In eDgs building stesand
isrmI cIxEEXcE b. TUBES Beelmsn.s. Room 70
A Ii COUNTRY PROPERTY our SPE-
IA CIALTY.-BaTgains IN Cottages, ResdenoeS farms
overywhere; Catalogue FREQ for registering
PHiLLiPS a WELLS, Tribune Building.
A CCESSlBLE elegant mansions, residences,
"A Arms factories wsterronts thousands all directions
tor sAls. exchange rent y A. VAN AUKEN o0 u hw.y
A BARGAIN.-Elegant productive Connect
"a tcut farm near available markss for sals 30 minutes
from New York. Send for full particulars.
MELVILLE MEAD. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

MONDAY, MARCH IS
"a East Rlst.st-4-story brownstone dwelling
Soih.st near 5tli-ave.-2 lots.
oth-ave and 47th st. N ortheast corner.
$40 Yves SSd-st 4 story brick dwelling.
233 West l3th-sL--8.stOTy brick dwelling.
l7G East S0th.st.-4.story brownstone apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

Lexincton.ave. and l03dst, y. W cor. . oooo
story and apartment house ana lot SVA'VA
100 IL all improv enents neatly decorated, good invest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

ia sonth 6'h.ave.-Two 3-story brick buildings
23s 236 West 2DtbsL-5-stoTy brick building =.
lOOtb.st., west OF 9th-ave-Two dwellings anu Io's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
durtiou Sales Of Real estate.

-
PICHARD V. HARNETT g. CO.. Auction
~ win sell a. auction S9T DAyt March as p Axon
a E6 saA5 s.
qdave and 4o,h. st. southeast corner.
valuable corner store and tenement properly
od.ave and 49th-st, northeast corner.
4.story brick tenement and store, 2ohlooit
DGTts aea ss T e &
TUESDAY, MARCH %.
Astorv Drownsone residence and stable adjoining
14s and $50 West l25thst
Two 5story and basement browntone apartment honses
o9shiy built ali improvements. splendid Investments
WILLIAM C. HoLBRooK, ESQ.,, Atty % broadway
4sthave-4.story brick store.
Is 81 and ID c5 East elth.st,4stOry dwellings
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %.
ls East D STSf sMs'n n
THURSDAY. MARCH D.
4Si West 2sdst-4 story 6rownstono dwelling.
EXECUTORS SALE, ESTATE TIES SAMUEL J. TILDES'
s..ory brick stable si Ma n9f' 5O'f leose q
'' from Noyember l. so, with renewals Present
ground rent 1878 per annnn
EXECUTORS SALE.
Estate GEORGE WIDMAYER, Deceased.
80 Seth sta story h s. brownstone residence.
l55 Yves. 6ist, st4 story h; Srownsione dwelling
and East Central ParkTwo a. AstOry high
stoop residences and lots 2oxOzL ieet
deliberately decorated aud finished throasson nn ns
open for Inspection Very liberal terms
ia south 6.h.avc-rwo s-story brick buildings
3 2sS West West 81 dwellings,
MONDAY. MARCH 2s.
East eIst't14s!ory G 6G, dwelling
6thaye 47tl ~ ortheast corner
$50 Yves. sSd.st story brick dwelling.
i76 East soihsL-i. story brownstone apartment
Lexincton.ave and lO3d-st., y. W. cor oo-oo-
05g and fesr SS ey decorated good
inent
TUESDAY. MARCH 90
227 PssrIst :'t tory eTSk Sul tKS io,,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80.
Executors sale 80 Fitth ,.,.Sio,,
4stoIy brownstone residence leasehoid
EXECUTORS SALE.
Eevcnth.ave. and 63dst. 5. F. cor.
P lKa:1 Gi S5swa;toae las
THURSDAY. MARCH 81
1876 and iss Wooster. 81. two full o;s
with and story brick buildings well rented
gs @ stay '9 Se GF GHe msHS
81 hs,I SpyA dwelling
Desirable frame dwellings, near oeNa'cu i''''o".'
42d- st. near jth-ave.
astory Nova dwelling magnificent iuture Nauc'
l34 East 4Oth.st.. 4.story stone dwelling
S3S East 4sth.st history brick store
East 73d. Central Park
zstcrv high. stoop brownstOne dwelling 2OxJ3XI1.
iieoa1ty decorated cabinet work by Potter x Siymus
MONDAY APRIL4.
sale.
ESTATE PRESIDENT CHESTER A ARlH n Decd'
it-thst north side bet Nicholas and 10Th ayes
I'M, los near Gable Railroad and good improvements
CHARLES %I fcp n 1f BhS II Ex
S- ECUTOkS.
Mans at auctiOneers' ~ Liberty ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

and East s4ths, Central Park-Two 4sory hish
sfoop residences and lots 2jxlO22 eet eac
elaboratey decorated aud finished throughout aTlslc
wanscoting improved electric appliances saloon nis
and evervtIipg to make them perfect Houses Always
omen for inspection, liberal terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20
No. IS MadiSOu-aVe.

GEORGE IL. SCOTT, Auctoneer.
SCOTT 4 MYERS WILL SELL AT PUBIIC AUCTION,
At the Real Estate Exchange aud Auction Rooms
80 TO % Liberty street,
At IL o'clock. noon. OF each day as follows
No 4O6 Wet 81 t-st between 9th aud 10Th aye', 80
sir story double fiat, size $Or about 80;
LOT 1908 This building built IN the best manner and
whole lot. Everything IN the construc
ton l. of the best plumbing thorough and in accordance
with all the required SANITARY refuatOns Inc buholng
heated by elevator. ana All Va. inOcth
convenences Of nrstclass apartment house within one
block OF Central Park station at 5ltl 81 and M ave
ALL TIE APARTMENTS ARE LEI 5000. -.
u a rental OF r1V'V W.
This increased a. the rents are all AZ low hg
ures The o running tie building. inclnding
lie (whO Is a competent engineer. hls
and elevator boy. taxes Insurance eoa am
'''-D' ~
r.ar,ro q net ,pcomo o., ..... - 7g2 "a
This ia a income OF over per cent on s!1OoO ms Is
rare opportunity receive large nrOme on oAltA IN
vested 500 may mortgage at per cent Also
l3j EAST l5IH-Sr,
between Irving Place and Ihifdave 4sDry highs'oop
hrck dwelling 20 by about 90 lot 1898
ALSO EXECUTORS SALE,
No 500 stantons Three frame building, with store
" MONDAY MARCH 2sTH
% East 7sts story .stoop Drownstone dwelling
l52X5SXl022 with mirrors $500. a,.
vacant lots side Of 6i commencing 100 feet cast
OF I'm ave 005 and the southeast corner O1sL
and llthave 49,
Positive SALE LIBERAL TERMS.
Mans and full particulars OF the auctiOneers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-20

CLIFTON RACES. ,,.v Il. ~
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, TRIDAY ef
Every variety OF races VII % gwen 2.
Races commence at ESQ p IN - $500
- JAMiB MCGOWAN. SoeyetAus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
suVVFa,S PLEA SUSTAINED.
Judge Wexford Decides that Fac
WINS Illegally in Custody.

On Wednesday Judge Wexford, OF
tbe CITY Circuit Court, upon petition OF
nrisoncr's counsel, issued a writ oi
Eabcqs corpus against W, W. Moses,
Fso superintendent of the peniten-
t;orv directing him TO bring W. +.
smith alias j. @. johnson, a convict,
before that court at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. FL A..
case were published in the Dtspatch oi
Yesterday. Smith had served one term
n fbe pcnitentiary, and in October last
was ~ arrested in Lynchburg for forgery.
re Was indicted, and when the case
uos called at the November term OF the
Corporation Court the accused pleaded
onilty and Judge Latham without
ss;v;no s; him a trial by jury sentenced
5;m 70 the penitentiary for two years.
Air M preston appeared for the prisoner
81 G Mr. Samuel b. Witt, Common
" '~sal,l,'s Attorney for this city, repre-
sented the Commonwealtn'
MIR Moses made the following return
10 the wit served on him;
"VmGNIA PEyrRSTIARY,
"March 8, 1897.
nwsF Smith atlas j. G. johnson.
Received from the Hastings Court Of
AZ city of Lynchburg November II,
sese s Crime: Forgery. Term OF sem
tsnce Two years-his second conyic-
s;on .sasI and term in the penitentiary."
He also had with hum Transcript
from the record in the proceeding,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
mANCuEsTER NEWS NOTES.
Disnppearancc OF Mr.. Lewis Mar
ffn-Couuty Court-Brfef Items.

Mr.. Lewis Martin left the residence
of his father, ex-senator Martin, on
Eleventh street between Hull and De
catur, night before last, and has not
since been seen or heard from. His
mind being affected, the family had
kept strict watch over him for some
time to prevent his either wander
ing away or doing himself or
others injury. Wednesday night
about 9 o'clock, after the others had re-
tired to their rooms, he got out of the
house without being observed by any
one. His absence was soon detected,
and search for him was inaugurated at
once and kept up all night and all of
the day yesterday, but up to a late hour
last night nothing had been learned Of
his whereabouts. Mr.. Martin is about
twenty-four years old, five feet seven
inches tall. and weighs about $50
pounds. He is light complexioned, with
blue eyes full face, with rather heavy
jaws and when he lett home wore a
reversible overcoat or ulster.
The March term OF the Chesterfield
County Court, which begins Monday.
is a regular grand-jury one. There
are two or three felony cases to be con
sidered. One of them Is sewing
machine agent, charged with forgery.
The court will in all probability be in
session nearly or quite all the week.
The funeral of Mrs Ajax Gary,
whose death was announced in the Dis
patch of yesterday, took place from
her late residence. corner Twelfth end
Porter streets, at 81 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and was largely attended.
Her remains were Inferred by the side
of those of her husband, in HOLLYWOOD
The Council Committee on Finance
met last night and remained in session
until a late hour considering matters to
be reported upon at the meeting of the
Council tonight.
An entertainment, with n pleasant
programme, in which some of the best
local talent will take part, will be given
at the Boiling schoolnouse, near Ches-
ter tonight. for the benefit of the organ
fund of the church near that point.
An entertainment complimentary t.
Mr.. George ". Jones was given a
Cersley's Hall last night with pleas
INC nIO0ramme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
Dr. W. r.. Hatcher.

Dir. William Z. Hatcher has been recently
rendered me presidency Of tho JudsOu Female
College, coon 20 become vacant by the resgnn-
ton o. Professor Robert Fraser, but he hos
promptly declined tho honor. ant is adhering
closer than ever 20 Richmond. IL IL also inti-
probably 81. Louis, has been making oyertures
70 our friend without any appreciate success.
We have q dim. vague recollection OF trying n
few years ago 10 move him hithcrWnris. aud 50
many efforts have been made within the last
few yeais 10 get him away from Virginia that
wo have come 70 the conclusion that tho middle
initial Of his name stands for "Ephraim."
The above extract is clipped from a
recent issue of the Bdptist Courier.
of South Carolina. 1t is an open secret
that Dr. Hatcher has been the recipi-
ent of many flattering calls to other
and more lucrative fields, but has uni
formly declired TO leave his present
charge. He is q Virginian, and is evi-
dently aversc to leaving his native
State. Many, besides those of his own
immediate congregation, will rejoice at
the decision mentioned above. The
Doctors usefulness, though marked in
the work of his own denomination, has
not by any mc1ns been confined within
these limits, but has steadily grown in
the city at large. He is now in the
midst Of one of the most delightful and
fruitful revivals ever held with his
chuich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
Rank. Mas Discharged

Tuesday morning Jordan Winston
and Tunstall Banks, two colored men
employed in the freight-dep6t of the
Newport-News and Mississippi-yalley
railroad, were before the Police Cour!
charged with stealing whiskey consigned
TO L. ID. Hotchkiss, general freight
agent The case was continued until
Wednesday morning, wien an exami-
nation was held, and Winston was con-
victed and given sixty days in Jail, from
which an appeal was taken. and Banks
was discharged. In yesterdays paper
it was only announced that Winston
was convicted and nothing was said
about Banks's discharge. This state
ment is made for the benefit Of Banks
and his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
supreme Court OF Appeals, Yester-
day.

Fleming, by, &c, against Kelly.
From the Circuit Court of the city of
Lynchburg. Reversed, Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion.
Petit against Cowherd. From the
Circuit Court of Fluvanna county.
Affirmed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering
the opinion.
Reid, for, &C., against Field. From
the Circuit Court of Culpeper county.
Reversed, Judge Richardson delivering
the opinion.
Fischer against Hoffheimer, Son Il
Co. From the Circuit Court of the city
of Norfolk. Reversed, Judge Hinton
delivering the opinion.
Seay against Shue's administrator
Argued 10y w. b. Petit, Esq, for ap-
pellants and A. A. Gray and Thomas ).
Martin for appellees and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
ANDERSON SENTENCED.
Motion for Arrest OF Judgment and
m Appeal 40 be Taken.

Judge Wexford, of the Circuit Court
of Hcnrico county, yesterday SEN
fenced David Anderson, the colored
man who was convicted of burglarious-
ly entering the residence of Rev. W. c.
Hall and by the jury given seven years
in the penitentiary. His counsel made
a motion for arrest of Judgment on the
ground that the verdict was not respOn
sive to the indictment. and they were
allowed sixty days in which to take an
appeal.
Some one went to Mr.. Halls house
about o'clock one night in July, 1895,
and upon the preteXt of being a friend
had the front door opened, whereupon
he fell aboard of the reverend gentleman
with a stick and beat him until he was
almost unconscious Mrs. Hall was
also bruised and beaten up considera-
blv. After the lapse Of some months
Anderson, to whom suspicion pointed,
was arrested and indicted by the
grand Jury of the Henrico County
Court. The accused elected to be
tried in the Circuit Court, in
which, alter SpenulnB ScNcIh uil
on the case. the jury found him guilty
and assessed his punishment, as stated
above, at seven years confinement in
the penitentiary. The prosecution was
vigorously conducted by Common
wealth's-Attomey George W. Thomas,
assisted by Edgar Allan, Esq, and IN
Messrs. william IT, Beveridge and
George Bryan the prisoner had able de-
fence. Judge Wexford refused new
trial when such a motion was made.
The indictment against Anderson
contained seven counts, to four OF which
judge Wellford sustained the demur-
rer of counsel for the defence. The
three counts TO which the demurrer er was
oyerruled were burglary, with intent
TO rob. with intent to murder, and with
intent to commit rape. The defence
claims that the verdict was not " re-
sponsive to the indictment, because 1t
only said owe the jury find the
prisoner guilty." &C.. and did not say
upon which charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
SEINE THERAD.

+ LIcHTENSTEINS Sx.asssy3
/ 4. Sons corner Seventeenth S~~Ss
AID Franklin streets, Sole Importers OF me
celebrated LoB- Brand seineThread, warrant
"a 10 give satisfaction. -. ,,,,.s
Als0. on hand selne-Twics, seine-unca
fopes Yawklnk, COrks. Cork kgsods iiaui ooansS
Gl-Ne.s, Fyke-Sets, Skim-N@, hinho" N'F
tDg. &c. .,.x
Cum Boots.
We are Offering al of the Dove afticiss =, AZ
Tie es,pflces. Orders eeiidpd -"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
Ioak AllHis Paius AuaY,

A. N. Chisholm, Of No. 2724 StOd-
dart street, st. Louis, NO., writes ::
During my long residence in Canada
l suffered for years from severe pains in
my back across the region of the kid.
neys, and by the constant use Of All
cocks Plasters invariably obtained
great relief. Upon removing to st.
Louis was again troubled with the
same complaint, and was advised to use
Magnetic and other kinds of plasters
without being relieved Of pain, so fell
back to my old friend Allcock, who
gives me more relief than any other
| have ever tried. always recommend
them TO my friends and all who suffer
from pains and aches of any kind"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
COnyicts Received at the Penifen.
tiary.

The following convicts were delivered
at the penitentiary yesterday:
From Pulaski cOunty-Archer Tlv-
lor (colored), housebreaking two years.
From Observation-Disclosures Domingo
(colored), malicious assault one year.
From Charlotte county-John Bar
bee lcolored), grand Larceny five years.
From Allegheny county George
Hale Ccolored, lous breaking; two
years.
From Page county-A. c. Berry (col-
orcd), malicious assault, two years c.
0. Rhode (white), having burglars tools
in his poss ession eight years.
From GTeensville county-Peter Fos-
ter (colorcd), malicious assault, one
year j. II. Moody (white), housbrea&-
ing, two years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
Total in favor of the works. s..."..s 73.OS 81

The maximum production OF gas In any one
twenty-four hours was on the 2lth Of January,
which was 10000 cubic feet
The maximum consumption Of gas In any
Cne twonty-four hours occurred on the 3):h Of
January, amounting 20 79j G93 cubic feet.
The improvements ct the lower works have
been the renewal Of six benches Of So and five
benches Of 6s; the taking up and replacing 7.
with l6-inch pipe. all Of the 10-inch pipe lead
ing from and connecting the retori-houss with
the purifying-r0Om; the removal OF the old
IO-inch hydraulic seal and putting in its place
a 16-inch dry seal One McKenEie's exhau5ter
OF 100000 cubic feet capacity has been put In
on level with the engine, and sthe old one
raised from the basement OF the exhaust-roOm
and placed on the same level. which brings
them out Of the reach Of high water ia case OF
freshets.
We have also removed the old l0-lnch con-
denser columns and put In their place thrso
3G-inch annular columns, with all necessary
valves and bye-pass complete. This gives us
ample condensing capacity for some time 10
come.
would respectfully renew the rocommsnda-
ti0n made by my predecessor Ia his last an
nual report Of the urgent necessity OF erecting
q holder In the west end Of the city. Our out
put Of gas for the past two winters has been far
IN excess OF our holding capacity. Should an
accident occur whereby wa would have 20 stop
the works for several hours, the city would be
without gas. "a our present storage capacity is
inadequate for the demand. | would also call
your attention 70 the increase In the consump-
ton OF gas In the public buildings OF the citY,
and would respectfully suggest that you re-
commend 70 the Council that each department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
which accompanies every convi,t re-
ceived at the penitentiary.

WHICH ccOIDphllltS every COuNlst IT.
ceived at the penitentiary.
The case was submitted 10 the court
without argument, and Judge Well
ford decided that the prisoner was ille-
gally detained into custody, and order
ed that he discharged.
The decision under which this action
was brought was that rendered by the
Supreme Court in November last, and
published in the Dispatch, in the case
of Mays rs. Commonwealth. This case
also came up from the Corporation
Court Of Lynchburg, and the supreme
Court held that in criminal prosecu-
ton the defendant cannot waive the
right OF trial by jury. Judge Wexford
held that the same principle was apph-
cable 20 Smiths case.
There are two warrants here for
Smith charging him with felony. One
charges him with defrauding Mr. A.
Fl. Mott out of S15 on a forged bill Of
lading. As soon as the case in the
Circuit Court was disposed of and the
prisoner had been sent back to the
penitentiary to change his clothing,
Commonwealth's-Attorney Witt sent a
note to the First station for an officer
to hasten to the penitentiary and ar
rest Smith as soon as he had been dis
charged and emerged from the prison.
Somehow the message did not reach
Officer Lamkin, who was detailed to
make the arrest, and who at the time
was at home of duty, until after l.
o'clock, and when he reached the prison
Smith had been gone an hour and a
half.
Smith was one Of batch of convicts
who were before the Circuit Court last
week TO be tried for a second offence.
When his case was called the prisoner,
through his counsel, w. G. Preston,
Esq. put in a plea that he had been
illegally convicted, and his case was
continued. This charge Judge Wexford
also dismissed yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
u'ECOPY--FROM A LEADING

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
Gillfam-Green.

Mr.. J. T. Gillian, book keeper of the
Flamingo Guano Company, was mar
ried on the evening Of the 9th 10 Miss
Rebecca J. Green, at the residence OF
the brides parents, No. llS west Cary
street, in the presence OF few friends.
Miss Green is n lineal descendant of
General Nathaniel Green, Of Reyolu-
tionary fame.
The happy couple left on the Dan
vile train for an extended southern
tour. We wish them bon uoydge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
I.rg WEATHER REPORT.

rux WEATHER IN RICHMOND YRsTKRpA,
80 dear ard mild. s-.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
The New Hotel al Old Point.

Among the Governors callers yester-
day was Mr.. John +. Chamberlain, who
has obtained from Congress the privi-
lege-if the Secretary of War thinks it
dyisable-to erect a hotel at Old Point
Mr.. Chamberlain has the necessary
authority from that quarter, and is pre-
pared to build a palatial hotel but til st
he has to obtain the assent of the Gene
raj Assembly and Governor of Virginia.
This he hopes to secure at the extra
session.
Chamberlain Hotel, by the proyi-
sions of the act of Congress, will be lia-
bic both to State and Federal taxation.
Heis well-knownas a restaurdteur both
in Washington. and New York, and was
introduced to the Governor by Major
Thomas boswell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
To he Launched In - Few Days.

The sailing-yacht, in the building of
which a boat-club recently organized
on Church Hill has been engaged for
some months past, is about completed
and will be launched in day or two
probably tomorrow. The boat is
built with a special view to fast sailing.
1t is thirty-three feet long, with seven
feet three inches beam. There are two
masts. carrying seventy-iiye yards Of
sail. The bottom is fiat, but an iron
centre-board nine feet long will supply
the place OF a keel The steering appa-
ratus is unique, and is the idea OF
Captain Henry Smith, practical sea-
man. The officers Of the club are ::
Oscar q. Cosby president; V. II. Wy
att, secFetary; and Captain Henry Smith,
sailing.master
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
what Heller Has 10 Say.

The time for removing TO our new
store, No. 317 east Broad street, is near
at hand, but before doing so We have
few words to say that may not be un-
interesting TO those in want OF Shoes at
exceedingly low prices.
We acknowledge that our Removal
SAX" has proven quite satisfactory to
Us as well rs to cur friends, who pro-
cured unprecedented bargains in foot
wear; but We would endeavor 10 i'm
press the public with the fact that our
assortment in fine and medium grades
Of Shoes is not at all exhausted.
II is an unusual thing that people
leave our store thinking that they can
do better elsewhere, but when they do
they almost invariably come back, for
nowhere can be found better or as
cheap a stock OF Shoes as at
HELLER x Co.'S,
5l7 east Broad street.
"Haye you seen the whale ?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11
The Purtm Ball.

The Turim bali, given under the au-
specs of the jefferson Literary and
= Ccial Circle at Singer Hall last night,
was brilliant success, and was attend
"a by the Hite of Hebrew ssciety.
supper was served about IL o'clock,
and dancing kept up until a late hour